Amid Scrutiny, Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner Shaped Trump’s Pittsburgh Response
Since the shooting, the White House has emphasized Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner’s relationship to their religion and their relationship to the president.
They’re Trained for War. Now American Troops Are Headed to the U.S. Border
President Trump’s pledge to send soldiers to the border likely will be costly, will divert military resources from other conflicts and threats and has echoes of a 2014 scare over Ebola.
In California, the Search for a Missing 800-Pound Hammer Continues
The hammer heist, in Healdsburg, Calif., has befuddled the city and its officials. At one point, a large nail appeared where the hammer had once been.
For Many American Families, Abolishing Birthright Citizenship Is ‘Unthinkable’
America has long conferred citizenship on those born within its borders, a principle which has led to crucial opportunities for immigrant families.
News Analysis: In Campaign’s Homestretch, Trump Tosses Out Ideas to See What Sticks
Frustrated that other topics came to dominate the news, the president has sought to seize back the national stage.
Plot to Smear Mueller Unravels as F.B.I. Is Asked to Investigate
In an email sent to journalists, a woman claimed she was promised money to fabricate sexual misconduct claims against Robert S. Mueller III, the special counsel.
Chinese Intelligence Officers Accused of Stealing Aerospace Secrets
China’s intelligence service has used espionage and computer hackings to steal secrets from American companies to help its own government-run industries, law enforcement officials said.
Trump Administration to Revise Birth Control Exemptions in Hopes of Saving Them
Administration officials hope that the changes will overcome judges’ objections without fundamentally altering the purpose or the effects of the rules.
Mother Is Charged in Death of Boy Swept Away by Hurricane Floodwaters
The authorities in two states are grappling with the culpability of drivers who went past barricades, became trapped in flooding and could not save their passengers.
Horacio Cardo, Illustrator With a Political Edge, Is Dead at 74
Mr. Cardo’s phantasmagorical paintings and collages offered compelling commentary on war, social issues and Freudian psychoanalysis.
Amid Calls for Hate Crime Charges in Kroger Killings, Prosecutors Say It’s Complicated
Under Kentucky law, a crime is not labeled a hate crime until sentencing. But federal prosecutors could bring separate hate crime charges.
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